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AS the greatest pain-cure, st. Jacobs Oil is
recommended by public men Of America and
other countries Hon. Billa Flint, Life
Senator of the Dominion Parliament, Cana
da, found It to act like charm.
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NVH1UWuHTEH~H1y
Bcrofula, Bronchitis and General Debility will
ry SCoTT's EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites. they will find Immediate re-
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have used SCOTS Emulsion In several cases OF
Screfula and Debilityin children. Results most
gratifying. My little patients take 1t with
pleasure."-W. A. HUBERT. N. D., Sails
bury, III.
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will fill +he heart of every suffering women
il she will only persist in the use Of Dr.
Pierces "Favorite Prescription 1t will
cure the most excruciating periodical pains,
and relieve you of all ire ularities and give
healthy action. 1t will positively cure inter
nal Inflammation and liberation, misplace
ment and all kindred disorders. Price re-
duced to one dollar. By druggists.
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Black hosiery remains the first choice.

Being entirely vegetable. no pa ticular care
is required while using DIR. Pierce's "Pleas-
ant Purgative Pellets.n They operate with
out disturbance to the constitution, diet, or
occupation. For sick headache, constipa-
ton, impure blood, dizziness, sour eructations
from the stomach, bad tastein mouth. bilious
attacks, pain in region of kidneys. internal
fever, bloated feeling about stomach, rush of
blood to head, take DR.. PIerce1s PELLETS" By
druggists.
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Hood's SarsaparIIla
ELY's
CREAM BALM.

hare used tiUt
bottles Of Ely
Cream Balm dn6
consider myself
cured. I suffered
~ pears from ca
tdrrh and cdtrrho
headache and Mfl
is the first remedl
that afforded last
ing relicE-D. 7
Higginson, Ia
Lake Street, CHI
cdgo, III.
A particle Il nppliet
Into each nO8fFil and II
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05

The whaling bark Atlantic was wrecked
near San Francisco recently while the crew
were drunk and % lnen were sleeping off the
effects of spree. There were 40 men on
hoard, only 10 of whom escaped drowning.
The bark was 1876 years old.
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It Is charged that the doctors in the
City If Mexico write their prescriptions
in cipher, which can only be put up at a
certain drug store.
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Daughters, Wives. Mothers.
Send for Pamphlet on Female Diseases, free,
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No Opium IN fiso's Cure tor Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail. Csc.
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Christians are orten employed In dig
ging wells to find comfort. and the
deeper they 60 the darker they get; the
Fountain Of life. salvation and comfort,
is above; call upon thy God and look
up, and the light OF His love will soor
cheer thea.
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The German ship Elizabeth was recently
wrecked Off Cape Henry, Va, and the crew
of % men were drowned
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1887-02-05

Philadelphia capitalists have invested 49,
900, 900 in southwest Virginia enterprises or
lands the past year.
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There is considerable opposition to the
pensioning Of Mrs Logan in the House of
Representatives.
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Ghost.

1t is not the bonnet that is big, it is the
trimmings.
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~ and twenty five for s. MOI thaa twenty iltr
are desired from any one person actng agent fof
others Deeds VIII - made as the Cub Agent directs
when nc returns tbs Free Land warrant
You WILL BE A TRAITOR 10 your own
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The ST. Andrews Bay Railroad ant Land Company
numbers among IFS officers and stockholders Fnnie or
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and pocket book In this great enterprise. We DO
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address our Northern ONCE. WHERE all deeds ara
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The largest army this country ever had was
in 1865, when over a million soldiers were in
the ranks.
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Twenty-eight of the thirty nine counties of
Washington Territory have elected women
as school superintendent.
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Mary Harlan, of Louisville, KY, refused
food for AZ days and died Of starvation.
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RAWE0 havob land. - 14.-.s
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Kaesas city. No.
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Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
Memorial Day In Mill Creek.

Reynolds Post, g. a. r.. located near
Pleasant Hill, Mill Creek Hundred bad
q good time all to themselves yesterday
in decorating their comrades' graves
They went in the morning to Newark
and w. q. Green Ohuich, aud decorated
the graves In those and other cemeteries
in that section. In the evening the pest
met In Ebent ger M. K Church, which
was crowded., to pay q just tribute to
their fallen conn AIDES. Richard g.
Buckingham called the meeting &c
order, and in patriotic mauuer eel
forth the objects for which they had as
sembled. Addresses were made by
Sergeant Mccormick, Captains Murphy
and David Z Buckingham, and DIR. l.
II. Ball of Midtown. Most excellent
music was furnished by the choir Of
tha church.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
The stove moulders, strike.

PITTsBURG, Pa, May 3e.-A confer
ence between the local stove man ofac
turers and b comm iltee of Stove Mould
ers' Union No IA took place to-day
which will probsbig END the stove
moulders' strike In another week. Tn,
manufacturers ofieied to withdraw til,
St. Louis patt.rns entirely X she mould
ers would sign an agreement TO work E
the old wages fer the rect of the year
The moulders' committee neither &C
cepted nor rejected the offer, but viii
report to the UNION md reply In thu
course of the wesk. TIE manufacturer
are confident that Lteir pbtr VIII b.
accepted and that work will be resumed
In the course CT another week.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
Greatly Improved.

There was considerable improvement
In the condition OF William Il. Carroll
ct noon to day, and ut that time he WAS
perfectly conscious, and talked with
very little didiculty. In answer to D
question he said that he felt much bet
ter and hoped to be out by Saturday
His two brothers, who were telesraphed
for, arrived from Geneva, New York,
.his morning and he seemed much
pleased 10 see them. The swelling aud
Inflammation which WAS apprehended
yesterday has not taken place, and his
physicians this morning not only pro.
nounced him as much better, but Of
being In fair way to recover.
One great advantage Carroll has Ia
his excellent constitution, which will
90 far toward facilitating his recovery
DR.. O2lo ssid last evening that, while
there was probability that the wound
would provo fatal, thcre was q good
chance OF hie recovery, as he had seer
number Of cases much worse thar
Carroll's where the parties had 20
well. He iDstanced the case of tho m al
who, In ft OF delirium tremens. Gu
hts throat at o house In the eastern par
OF the city few weeks since. he sew
cred the windpipe and arteries, ant
had 1t not been for the heroic exertion
LOT DR.. Cantwell would have certainly
died In few minutes This doctor
assisted by DR.. Brown, worked for fou
hours In almost literally sewing hi
head on, after which he was taken I,
the alnsbouse, and Ia now almost On
tirely recovered.
Carroll WAS attended yesterday nj
ternoon by Drs. Springer, Ogle, Pyle
Heitel, bravo and Mann, who mad
an unsuccessful effort to locate tn
ball. AT q consultation afterwards
Osrroll's remarkable vitality WAS con
sidersd, and 1t was the opinion of til
doctors that he had a fighting chance
(which Is more than verified by HIS COZ
ldition to-day. The wounded man wa
visited yesterday by the Rev. M. X
failon, of 81. Mary's Church, who
latter long private interview with hiu
did not consider his condition to b
Isuihciently dangerous for him to ad
munster the extreme JUNCTION OF tn
Ichurch.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
fourth EDITION
some municipal Court Cases.

Last evening, David H. Anderson
was brought before the Municipa! Court
charged with disorderly conduct, but
Vas discharged upon the promise OF
bettor conduct In the future.
Thomss Bhoebrook WAS aned VI and
costs for Decoration Day drunk.
Nelson Brown and Nathan Orisden,
the colored lads referred TO in yetter'
DAYS REPUBLICAN a. having drawn .
pistol upon Ezoc Jacobs With . COM
mand to deliver his money, we're repri.
manded by the Judge, their pistol kept
| BY the Chief OF Police. and were dis
charged. Walter Lewis, . white lad,
was with young Jacobs when the pistol
WAS drawn.
william SwigRett and VIM. Kelley,
| . couple OF colored men, ware charged
Iby Officer Harry Smith with being
drunk and disorderly. They were eacl
fined So.
Bernard Haughey WAS arrested ct th'
/ instance of his vile, by Officer Welch
/ for drunkenness and disorderly conduc
In bic house. A difference OF opinion
seemed to exist between HauRhey and
Officer Welch, Hsughey insisting that
| he was sober and sitting quietly in bis
house, but Officer Welcn contended
that he WAS drunk and he found him
Istanding with . base ball bat drawn
ready to demolish things In general.
Mrs. Haughey corroborated Officer
Welch's statement, and Judge Gum
minis, moro inclined to believe the Off
Ger and Mrs. Haughey, imposed fine
of s. and costs.
Oficer Duffy found Hugh Holland
| yesterday full Of Decoration Day
whiskey and inclined to bo disorderly.
He WAS fined % and costs.
Philip Loffink hiss become so ooD-
stantly disorderly and abusive through
too much drink, his wife had him ar
rested by Onicer Duffy, and this morn
ing he was fined IS and costs.
Iyia Griffith, . young white girl, waz
ARRESTED about 2 O'Clock this morning
for Drunkenness and disorderly con.
duct. She admitted the charge against
her and seemed glad that che was moi
fined more thsn S3 and costs.
Bernard Haughey and his son Charlie:
were ArrAigned charged with commit
ting IN assault and battery upon o BOT
OF Andrew j. Conner, second hand
clothing dealer, GOT West Front street
HAughey went to the store 10 sell Z
shirt, but tho boy would pot buy 1t
fearing as he said "the old woman
would make = racket about It." As b,
started to 60 he stumbled over the boy
foot. and thinking the boy trippsd hin
he choked and struck hiu while hi
con Charles aided him. HauRhey, tn
older. WAS Hned IS and costs, and th'
ann 81
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
THIRD EDITION.



1t having beeu reported around that
William Carroll, yesterday morning,
was to have hearing ct Z O'Clock LAT
evening before the Municipal Court, The
City Hall ct that hour was crowded
with the curious to know somethina
moro about tho shooting and to see
what would be done to Frankford. Rs
marks In regard 10 the affair few thick
and fast all around, and q general ex
change OF opinions revealed the fact
shat while there was bus little sympa
thy for frankfort, there was less for
Carroll, though the latter wAs reported
to b. lying In the throes Of death.
Owing TO the critical condition o.
Carroll, 1t was not deemed proper nor
expedient to give Frankfort o hearing
last night. consequently he was not ar
raigned, and the crowd went away dis.
appointed.
the usual time for the morning besI'
ings, the City Hail WAS again crowded.
There WAS . buzz OF excitement Ab
Erankford was brought IN and placed
In the prisoners box after the ether
morning casss had been disposed Of.
He was not the lees nervous OF ex-
Cited, and smilipgly recognized several
acQuaintances wuo were present.
He bore in his face the marks of
either Oarrou's rst, Carrolrs pistol or
the bali irom CAROLS pistol. The
wound had been dressed, q Dandage ex-
tended over the wound, acrces the poae
and fastened behind the neck. The
wound appeared to be on the left side
of the nose, and round place III the
bandage, through which blood had
oozsd, created the impression that the
blood came from q bullet hole. 1t is,
however said that the wound was not
caused by the bullet, bat by the pistol
which WAS thu ust into his face by Oar
roll. Frankford wore his hair short
cropped, had ON light seer-sucker
coat ana was cleanly shaved, and pre-
scented . respectable appearance and
did net by any means look like the dos
perado he has been pictured.
William II. Whitcrsft, OF the Arm OF
Whitcraft & Brieriy, p:oprietors Of the
National Hotel, where frankfort A.
tended bar, WAS called to tho stand and
sworn. He testified that he was one Of
the projectors of the hotel named md
that Fran kfurd was employ ed as bar.
tender. He said he never went into
NAHUM kAnoos nvo ootnk SSuu HiohuSs
but he understood that nG b O'clock this
morning he was rather better. At this
juncture Deputy States Attorney Gen.
erAl II. @. Turner leaned over the rail.
ing and had some whispered CONVERSE.
ton with Judge Cummins. FrAnkford,
apparently catching the import OF the
conversation, lesLsd over the railing OF
the prisoners box and aekso: "Aow
did you cay Mr.. Carroll WASP"
Being told that he was reported bet
ter, Trank!ord seemed pleased. Jrdge
Cummius, however, owing TO the still
critical condition Of Carroll. deemed /,
best NOT TO 60 into an extended hearing
OF the Gaze, and remanded Frank. FORD
into custody and postponed 8 farther
hearing until next Saturday raornins
at 8 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
Il, o. Fraip, E.Q sail

Yesterday afternoon just
Decoration day parade A
Fourth street to Marks; Oh U
to the Wilmington and Y
Cemerty, Robert 9. tfsln,
to participate, complaining, !
feeling, started up to Dr. III
at Fourth and Ilag slres's,
lief. II
He said az he sat down !
everything before him ,u'l]
he came up the stle,t. ~
he knew what that meant
ately began TO riepa ,l % !,
before be could gel 1t rsaa!
hat fell off, and be woala s la]
the floor had not d. sln
him and held him on hs
remedies were imnsdlh'e
| but it was nearly tso hoa'.|
! Fraim rallied from BIZ
ecious sta'e. a..
DR.. Simms sent for =
Mr. Eraim 10 his resiiencs'o
French streets. 10 Inc ,, sso.
attack wss brought on ~
! and constipation Of tas WV
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
a Leader SURPRISED.

Andrew j. Dolbow. residing a. AS
Spruce street, class leader in Asbury
al. Il: Oh ureh, was very agreeaply sur
prlsed last evening by The members OF
his class and few other friends. Mr..
Doibow and his wife were made the
guests OF the occasion, while the visi.
tors took fall possession of the houee,
and Boon had bounteous table spread
to which ample justics WAS DONE
The time was spent in social CONVEX.
sation, singing and prayer, and not the
least Incident OF the evening was tho
presen.ation TO Mr.. Dolbow, on behalf
OK his friends, Of q swim Sing lamp. DIR.
Slmms made the presentation speech
snd Mr.. Dolbow made a feeling re-
sponge.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
strawberry Festival.

The Ladise' Aid Society OF Wesley
M u. Church will hold stra wberry
,sstlvai In Rsd Ribbon Hall, No. AT
Market street, for three days, com,
nencing tomorrow, to aid in The
pulluing OF the church. This church II
IN much need of pecuniary aid 10 en-.
aole the authorities to continue the
work OF building which was com.
menced last fall, and it IL hoped The
festival will be literally patronizad.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
a sneak ThIers Work.

About o week ago O eneak THE;
named Henry Scott entered Or. Finn 5
Office at 510 Vest Ninth street, and
stole number of surg ical ins.rcments
and galvapie battery. 1t was Ascer.
tanned that he had gone to PhilRdel'
phia, and the police Of that city bein,:
notified took him In custody, and DC
will BIO Brought here as eoon Rs the
necessary papers can be isaued.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
Fight at a ktO-niC.

A number Of colored men and women
who attended picnic given by q colored
organization at Townsend yesterday, be
came intoxicated, aud INDUCED in a free
for all fight, in which razors. clubs, pts
tolls and other weapons were freely used
Some of the combatants were used pretty
roughly, and came out of the fracal
with gashes, pistol shot wounds ant
bruises.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
They Got Away.

Yesterday . couple OF colored mer
became engaged In . fght on Eighth
street near Market, and were peitiue
each other In the most approved man
ner when BONO one said "Cheese II here
come tho cops" The slugsinp match
came to an end at once, aud gave pjacs
10 running match In which the polioe
admitted they were beat when tbsv
reached Fonrth and Shipley rtreets
with the colored men something leas
han mile ahead, 1''e
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
FIFTH EDITII1

Johu Dots.
HOW NOV 90. fatherP yere Getting /
only On 1.-TWO. two last year. W.T. s1aI, aud \
, man.i but Psunosssn more q !, nols
much n.sS C cheaper than 'i 70. ssllc's,
now Tor what two u ,ssi Il ! by ,a|
vs a game Of bass bali 10 '''t' !
ss ssssen ,a afternoon on m Nix y,
, top WI ~hich Resulted ii Il s,s sSd
70 70 10. The festutpss ~ y, !, . sssi
"a, .nm pitching min. Of Hos ~ 'a y, 81
nine. lux ont Is Ct
oI me New Daisy, R!y,, III
queen, and the fsmonuss i 4, and
~ Is'e stan and best in the 1s SlI !,
p p,os s!Sve :, wicks const an,se'i
r FlSns1s' . s,ovs sndiRssssstss,' \,
2. Pickels lost a n' s'Va' y
.sa (silvsr eagle on pI sI,s saaI
.n ns. cemetery or on thu ''u w.. g
z y.e St ri, The find su' v i'Is 4
; y n o. ri S Stove and 1 H.,p'l
On Saturday a bov \. :.
Curry. living at II lin ~ y, as
streets, cut his left hand u sla
artery between the i iuds, A soI'
thumb with o peuknii S'1 ~ Onge
wounds. '''oe's' On
Powell, Washington Maj.
Madison street, so;, I aaa
crabs, blue fab direc,lva ea
cries, shad ard sturssoyD , ~,
metz. ~ we'll Is pcrsi,, l'I n
aalibut, etc. Telephone, t x, !
MT. Brad way has rs,t,,d n
at Sixth and shipley s st,.s,. d
new boiler and .tsa r's \.
chine. which will ensbls h I.
1 delphia. 'Aasl'
i Morris =. Moros ssld n,
that the charming actres. i
Crolius, Is \ sister to RIcs,
the comedian, who Is isst y.
L. fortune oat Of tho n,
"Queeu's Evidence" -''
/ Misses supporters, b.,,s.
slastic appliances, syripss
ladIes'privats parlor Of Rslts
10Th and Market; lady Attend,
arate entrance, No. / ", S,h
! W. b. Knowles o, P,sd,r,l
visitlng his brother in.lav, ,
u. Bryan, pastor Of A,bu1
Ohurch, this city.
/ The South wi!mipatou h,
lon Saturday afternoon 4,
blue Stockings OF the same 4
score OF $40 8.
The Preobyteriaps Of Dali,
will try TO increase thelr MI
BY holding q "Dhry Maid
next Friday and Saturday sv
IWilliam Dorsey, Miss b
Haseon and Miss Reagan d
drove to West Chester on 8
were the guests OF Mis- MAJ
Rev. Mr.. Shaw, pastor o.
London Presbyterian Church
bis farewell sermon TO Q Ia,
gstion on Sunday.
I An elaborate program hai
pared for the anniversary Of
ing Sunday school Of the 81
list Church, which takes
eyening.
IisThe entertainment this
IOdd Fellows Hall, for The
david Downs, should be vel
1 The hotel o. BrsndywineS
be formally opered on Frids
when q concert will be given
| Benjamin G. Pearcs, nov
/ Pocomoke City, Nd, Was d
yesterday.
i The Fame Fitting Club
) tanother trip up the Brand!
lshort time.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-31
The Erandywine Bridge.

Tbs iron framework of the new
bridge over the Brandywine has been
completed and the hoors are now being
laid and the old bridge has been entirely
removed. The new bridge will ba large
and handsome, and IL the Levy Court
succeeds In making arrangements about
tho old mill, the approaches to 1t will
ba comm odious.